Treat ADHD Patients

Be part of the ADHD treatment for people who are truly in need.

We help licensed clinicians who want to specialize in ADHD care connect to real opportunities and to our partner Talkspace. That includes:

 

• Guidance on how to apply and succeed as a Talkspace clinician. Talkspace HelpFountain
• Curated referrals from our member community when a good clinical match exists.
• Resource packs (notes templates, ADHD-focused CBT and coaching tools, engagement scripts) to help you start strong.
• A place to list your services for school and employer programs we coordinate.

 

Our goal: make it simpler for dedicated therapists to find clients who need ADHD-informed care — and to support you while you provide it.

Why Through Talkspace

 

And what that means for you

 

Talkspace operates a large, vetted online clinician network and provides platform-specific onboarding and ongoing clinical supports — including paid onboarding, live webinars, continuing-education opportunities, provider manuals, and a Provider Support Team. Talkspace also runs asynchronous training modules for prescribers and offers ongoing platform training and professional development. These supports make it easier to move into telehealth work and to deliver consistent ADHD care online.

 

What this looks like in practice:

 

• Platform training that teaches how to use messaging, manage asynchronous care, and apply safety protocols.
• Ongoing webinars and CE opportunities to sharpen telehealth and ADHD-specific skills.
• A dedicated help center and provider manual that helps you navigate documentation, safety, and clinical quality.

 

Who They’re Looking For:

 

They welcome licensed clinicians (LCSW, LPC, LMFT, PhD/PsyD, etc.) who:

 

• Have experience or interest in ADHD, executive-function coaching, CBT, or related evidence-based approaches.
• Can practice in the states/regions required by platform licensure rules.
• Want to deliver compassionate, practical care via messaging, video, or combined modalities.
• Are committed to safety, documentation, and collaborative care.

 

(If you’re not yet experienced in ADHD interventions, Talkspace’s onboarding + our resource packs can help you get started.)

 

How To Get Started

 

The simple pathway

 

 

1. Apply — click the CTA and send your credentials. We’ll review and give specific tips for Talkspace application and profile setup.

2. Onboard — complete Talkspace’s paid/asynchronous onboarding and platform training; we’ll provide ADHD-specific materials while you complete platform steps.

3. Start seeing clients — receive matches, manage a flexible schedule, and access our clinician community for peer support.
4. Grow — participate in continuing education, co-led trainings, and opportunities to provide webinars or workshops to our members and partners.

 

What To Expect

 

Benefits & Realities

 

 

Benefits

 

Access to a steady stream of clients without heavy marketing.

Flexible hours and the ability to work remotely.

Platform supports (billing/tech/admin) reduce overhead so you can focus on care.

 

Realities

 

You’ll follow platform documentation and safety workflows (notes, risk protocols, consent).

Messaging-based care requires clear boundary-setting and a plan for asynchronous communication. We provide templates and scripts to help.

Compensation models vary by role (contractor vs W-2 National Practice Provider) — review Talkspace clinician docs for exact pay structures.

 

FAQs

 

Kindly answered

 

 

Q: Do I need special training to treat ADHD online?
A: You don’t need a special license, but ADHD-informed approaches (CBT for ADHD, coaching techniques, executive-function strategies) improve outcomes. Talkspace’s onboarding + our resource packs help bridge gaps.

 

Q: How long is Talkspace onboarding?
A: Onboarding timing varies; Talkspace offers asynchronous modules and a dedicated support period in the first month to get you comfortable with the platform.

 

Q: Will I get clients right away?
A: Match speed depends on demand, your availability, and specialties. We help by sharing best practices for profile setup and by referring members when there’s a fit.

 

Q: Is messaging-only work safe and ethical?
A: Yes — when you follow accepted safety, consent, and documentation practices. Platform training and our provider materials cover crisis procedures and boundary-setting.

 

Q: How do I maintain work–life boundaries with messaging?
A: Use scheduled check-ins, auto-responses, and clear profile rules. We provide templates for message limits and escalation workflows.